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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1964
Page
8
Pope Paul VI announced Feb 16 as the start date for broad reforms in Roman Catholic public worship from the Ecumenical Council decree on liturgy. National councils may decide how much modern language replaces Latin, with Vatican authorization required for decisions. The decree ends the vacant legis period and makes the homily mandatory in Mass.
Mural J Cass 81 former owner of Cass Transportation Co died Monday in a Monticello hospital. Services Thursday 2 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church with burial at Oakwood cemetery. Masonic services Wednesday 8 p.m. at Goettsch funeral home. Cass founded Cedar Rapids to Dubuque bus and truck route in 1921, retired 1941. Survived by wife three daughters ten grandchildren seven great grandchildren and three sisters.
Karl Kraft 69 former Oelwein city engineer died Tuesday He also served as engineer at Independence He is survived by his wife sister Mrs O D Larson of Oelwein and a brother John of Denver Colo The body is at Hintz funeral home
A LAFF-A-DAY panel ponders readers question Have you read any good cookbooks lately The lighthearted prompt invites humorous replies and quick quips about recent culinary reads and kitchen experiments.
A 58-year-old man, Aubrey Rowells, suffered severe injuries after a 20 minute fight with a deer in his Wewahitchka yard. He required about 50 stitches for facial cuts plus additional sutures for arm and shoulder wounds after the deer used its antlers to strike him. The incident began when he frightened the animal from a clothesline, and he fled to his brother’s house before the deer was captured. The deer had been raised in captivity by a nearby family.
The Luther College Choir under Weston Noble will perform sacred music on Monday February 3 at 8 p.m. in the Jefferson High School auditorium Cedar Rapids. The 65 voice ensemble tours Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois and South Dakota. Tickets cost 1 and are sold by Jefferson vocal music students the Jefferson office and Hillbrunner Music Co. 116 Second St SE.
The United States files a 4.9 million dollar damage suit against McCloskey & Co and two firms for defects in construction of a 15 story 920 bed VA hospital in Boston. Charles T. Main Inc and Shepley Bulfinch Richardson Abbott named for negligent supervision. Aetna Casualty Bond also sued for 2.5 million.
Iowa City and Coralville prepare for a rerun election on the proposed district reorganization after Johnson County approves another vote. Coralville hires a part time consultant to craft a high school curriculum if the reform fails again and City high may be the last chance to provide local high school education.
DES MOINES AP Gov Harold Hughes called a Republican reapportionment plan a sincere effort to align with voters. He stressed he wants results, not politicking, as rural legislators meet and Democrats discuss issues to prevent delays before the February 24 special session on reapportionment.
In New York AP reports Gareth Martinis 23, son of a judge, involved in a three car crash that killed five people including a child. He allegedly assaulted a news photographer at a Bronx police station after his arrest and is due in Bronx Criminal Court before a former colleague of his father.
The week voted to hire a consultant to set up a curriculum. The board chose Neil Boyle, longtime Bennett public schools superintendent. The decision was announced at the Monday night hearing, which echoed prior meetings on core issues, with about 150 people in attendance in the county courtroom.
Oslo indicated Foreign Minister Lange will undertake an official visit to the United States in March. The foreign ministry announced the plan on Tuesday.
Joseph F. Sevcik was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Postal Employees Credit Union at a recent meeting. Milo C. Kasparek and Joseph F. Morgan were chosen as vice president and secretary-treasurer respectively. The Cedar Rapids union is the oldest in the city with more than 400 members.
Sheriff Steve Show airs Wednesday at 4 o'clock on Channel 9 celebrating Popeye with a birthday tribute and local personality clocking in as guest.
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